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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
WEST BETHEL.

A 5. Bean l. psyisg Is cents per dozen
for eggs. lie has fuli store, and Il doing
large amount % business.
Mrs. 1 n. Eillngwooi. Of Poland. visit
ei fri-ods here last week.
= J. walker l. nov driving = span ~
large horses. reoenily parchssed by A. :
Bean.
samuel q. Grover and Leon II. Tyler, OF
Mason. are tarsshlag The grain In this VI
cinity.
Amos X. Scribnsr vili s.ieni court Al
narl. mi Nrlk 4. IlfOr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
OXFORD.

Rev. Mr.. Greeley len for Harvard last
R-y. Mr.. Baum has moved into ohn
Jones rent. -. =,
A s.bbs,h school concert vAs held 81
,A- Conr1 church Sunday snsrnooo-
The shepard family gave eones'' "'
thursday eve, st the VI. y. ves,fy. :.
M welxlsr. OF Worcester. Nus, ~
Mr.. ". G. Richards.
TIE thunder shower on Saodsy sss..s
wss very severe. the liehtnine suiAsns .as
~Irs fence Ia Mr.. Jorss's nsld, siso wv
IN pasture resr ~. ia.
NJ ana Mrs. Smith. Of Minnesota. VS.
i,rt Mr.. Fssny Andrews last ssek
Mr.. Jamss fsanes. of Mechanic fsA''
"a. In town Wednesday.
The art dance OF The season va ns''
a. csntral Hal Saturday eve
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
DICKvALE.

IA. Perkins IL teaching term OF free
IIigh School In this District.
Report says that J. &. wyman has con-
,rsc,sd with the Dllneld Spool Company
io furnish 10000 OF spool Lumber ai
sit 80 PER 1000.
The birch lumber sawed At FRANKLIN III.
4. now being hauled 10 Breiton's Mills for
q. r. Piper.
T.. II. Lowjoy has halshed pleklng bis
apple-. We understand ,ha, he will Get
Ahoat 100 barrels. AnE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
STATE PICK UPS

u. tfamp has bssa maSiog uoaole
ag.a this tine A. Bitisfort.
q ors. L,rras.e. ths Noosshesi saooi-
IL "a. ,-.n boaad over - The Supreme
JsiclL Cart f5r trial for he m1rier OF
J1l1 Aro,o.
rar Psrtl.ad. dropped me chamqlon'
80 ia tae Nes EagiAnf Lesgur o the
Lls.ls ia tarec games of ihc seize or
zoe Toe Portland cluo has oecu 10 NE
lr.f Almost TIE entire season. tlt he
Llssls played 100 vel a. the end
Ina v.lcoavsr. % Maitsashs, Sas
4..ra-f I'm Mp1.eh-Nf Lake "Wednesday.
IA. aai Doninick Richards we're iaes
tlr,ilr. at Nacoaver's Gun kick'd M
a1.rt thr csn0s. Ricasris cinne u iar
alsi aai sas saved
MAiis M,iiass,. n years Of. NFreneh
CsrlflAu employed on TIE Cougreg AilouN
c.arca hauflug A. Warrington fell frum =
si.g.nr. t1e distance Of.5 feet, sirikiug
oc 81 assi at shoulders. l, Il ihoagai
b. b. fatally irlirci
B,ts celebrated ne Introduction %
vs,sr -srt. into me city Win an Immense
s-.la.s master. At Taestay. The
.1srcs ~ ne supply fvAtsr l. Aboat four
Mo. from ne city. All me construction
oftae WORKS has b-sn q great uuieriAfins
T.e saisf .. very pare.
Th-re hanfr-f members ~ TIE fifst
Maze cavalry Association held Fc1nion
A. Baolf raesfsy Spcschrs Sere m,ie
hvCll A &. ilAmlin. Governor BOWEL.
Geo ChAr,es iitnlin. Gsn. J Z. Cilley,
= Rose. Llsnt 4 T.. roolc. John l..
Cro.lr. Jldss T. n uNsksl. Cougrcss.
nts Boaielle. asd Rev Dr. snail. OF
Forlkni
CO usl. ~ Souih Gardiner. SOD a
cnrnsri.a - hone several weeks 40
sla h1af. sporting apparatas. etc, Tor
49, Saw. camging. fshing ani Eunnins
a. trs F.rs Islands AZ The m1uth oi ne
K.rr-.-r River. They never srrivef q
terr trstustlou, nor has Anything e~vn
sss1 ofthfif boat or Sqaipmcnts, AM iaei'
fsie or w1srca,outs l. mystery.
A en-eayeu-oh boz uArned George A
Ha-f.rgt1n las BEEN arrested ln broc4tpn,
Ni.s ilr blrulbg the ballilngs Of ots
Grove Seu.nsry lie male complete
confession. describing the details OF DIS
-rtt1r rlt1 dfss lie dii u, hs sAy-, %.
cssse NJ I1ne- souii not isi hlm 80 "
ssst kesqlng aui Commercial lsS. IL
rsss 60 confession In q cool. brafen man'
o.. a. seemed - have M eoocepiion o.
~ srlrm.iy % tae offence. lie has sines
sitiri thsi be- hsf an accompiiee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
HIRAM.

Yr,. Mary A. wife OF Jordan y. Moal.
ton. died a. STOCKTON. Cal, S~pt -ssn. oI
,,phoid fever. aged "a years The isinn,
lived In Hiram some tsenv-nse yess,
hat vent On Cal some too years $50. sac
vas . good n-lghoor ani most esumso.e
l,sy In All the duties and relations OF ii's.
El.Ie. dsuxatsr OF John y. Osxocd. -
..rIoa.iy m OF esrsbro spia al-nsninslus.
Mrs. James wsisworth has rens~en
her health sni rstarnsd TO Hiram. A.
lanes cisuons Il recovering IRON MS
ill.,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

We are villlng % bear personal ,esn'
sooJ 10 The sfi.scy and value OF hooa s
sarsspariils. which &c have been sds..-
bsiag some years In oar paper. having
assi u Cor blood Impurities uith great sue
esss Its preparation Of st>sd<rd mer,
y nsis % perfectly pars ipxrviisne' sna
ooaroaghly elective In CLEANSING M
pariylsx ne system For erupuons'
eo'ls. etc. n can b relied upon ever VINE.
Oar osn sxp<risocs vish 10 he's os<n ~.
snufyinx. and We Are xlsd 20 give ~ -
s.torseusnt--Afloi hsss-) IrasscrVs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
ANDOvHR.

The f.ir las, week was a complete sue
csss
The Good r.mplsrs srtsrisInmtnt last
Friday svshlng WAS pleasant and success.
FOL snsir.
Me-. Meleher. OF the nrm Of Melcher 4
Bailey, has moved Into the house lately
occupied Ny NJ. v. Corson.
u A. Grover has taken Mrs. Nevtsll's
rent at the village.
The potato crop 10 the iightest for years
The yield being from nothing TO 80 bnsh'
els per acre.
q T. Thomas brood mare AMI two colt
wore home tbs blue yIobon from the Can
ton fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
NRwRY.

Mr.. and Mrs. X. u. Knapp and theii
daughter. Mrs. John Danforth and child
started Monday morning en- roote for Camp
Caribou, Lake Parmachenee. MI. Dan
forth was expected 10 meet them ~ some
point on the Msgslloway river and escor'
hem 20 his hone In the wilderness.
I AN glad 20 DO able 10 note thst the
.Iek ones NJ Carries WALKERS are impfov'
ing. THIS has been . summsr OF hard
ship for them. four having had the
typhoid fever In Doe Of It, worst forms.
walter Foster and rreeboru Smith ol
this town are 81 Augusta attending The
Businsss College.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
MASON.

News scarce.
Cabbage worms. Eoslish sparrows and
sspsuckers plenty, 10 about The sire OF my
report this week.
d o. Grover has got tqussh show ol
bis own this year. lie has nvc that weigh
over four hundred pounds. The largest
Of which tips the beam II los lbs.
Oar people that attended the county fsiI
returned veil pleased with the exhibit q
the grounds.
Mrs. Cyrsne J. Bean len for Lancaster
Msss. Monday. She enjoyed her vses
tion very much.
3. O. Grover and A. q. Lovejoy hav,
had old fashioped huskinss The past week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
NORWAY LAKE.

q. 4. stephens has gone back TO Boston.
JacSb frnst. wife ana daughter. OF Lynn,
MISS paid sshort visit 20 his sister. Mrs.
\ A. S'ephs ne. last week.
roundabout Way Tor their home In Csllfor.
MIA lat Monday. George Gibson, wife
and oae son are 10 20 with them.
Mrs. Ellen French, OF Mass, IL visiting
Al q. A. Shepherds.
Miss Iiortsnse Colby. who has been
stsylog a. Deacon Osgood Perry's for q
week or two. has returned 10 Mass.
Mrs. Henry Dana. OF Mass, has been
Waiting ~ Emerson Kilgores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
NORTH RRYERuRa.
rIoI,

Mrs. woodward Msrklsnd and Mrs.
Sophia MARYLAND. % Lowell, and Mrs.
Selien Colbaru. % Dscui were guests OF
q. H. Haley lat week.
Messrs. Frank and Rowland Hartman,
OF Maynard. Mass. have been visiting
syivanus Kuox and r. J. Haley.
Mrs.. Electra whiting Wellington, from
Colorado. las returned 10 her home Ia
stow for stime. Her mother returns with
her A. far a. waltaam. Massachusetts,.
Rev. Mr.. AlVord has been attending The
sandy school Convention ~ Augusta
Mr.. Hoses IIAsel,lne has been q, Eden
gkf.fawt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
WILSON'S MILLS.

tn. nIee weather s,lii continues. max
lag u very Peasant for tourists and sports
men % which there II still quite anumoef
rpmipr and going.
Mr. and Mrs. John Emery have been ~
Mr.. william Bates asd family are guests
a. v. A. fiinrs.
Horace Dryden and Mr Shermin, oil
Mansfield, srcup on sporting trip. They
20 up the Diamond. Peter Bennett guide.
Mr. Davis and wih are In town.
T. Y. Dufkee II about the sane There
l. no lmprovent In his condition.
Rev. &. v. IIspson IL no To fArmsehee-
p.s an n afatinu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
How To MAKE MoSKY.

The following statistics gathered from
reliable sources are both Interesting snd
Instructive and may be turned Into money.
so 10 SPEAK. by farmers and poultry rAisefs
The number OF fowl has greatly Increased
In the United States during the last hve
years. bot this Increase has been larger in
The New Englani aud Middle States than
In any other. Tweniy-seyen States report
over oue million each. Seventeen States
report over two million each. Thirteen
States repor, over three million each, while
The States Of Illinois, lows. New York.
Ohlo and Pennsylvania report over i've
millions zach. In eighteen OF the States
the annual average prodae, ofeggs per ben
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

q c. NJ A-rhs i3ih annual session o.
ee Oxford coanty Musical Assoels,oo
" b he'd a. Bethel. Tuesday 10 fnisy'
Nov - Herman Kotschmsr. Director.
Harvey Murray. pianist Mrs Ahes
Iesksoary. orgsnist Half fare on 81 ~.
rOsis. TaltlOa, ladies', OIL. gentismen. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
PERU.

Mr.. Gordon. from Pa is visiting :, Rev
w. II. n. ventfes.
Elmer Brown and Fred Bartlett Ar. do
Ing the threshlng In this section. Grain
Is turning oat rather light
J. n. Consni dug co bushels Of sound
potatoes from 50 OF an acre. That IL
very good yield FOR this year.
Some farmers are hauling their pump'
klns % Canton 10 the corn factory 10 os
canned. They get three dollars per ton.
NJ. Hall has sold his oxen Tor siSS "a
George Roe.
". Hall has flled ssIlo with his sweet
corn fodder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Hruc And FUN The "conieA brosn
r,,..ft c1n9sny- msnNget ~ the OF "a.
,,rts. Tat ComicA Brovu, III Per
s,rnIi A-sismY usii. PAris. "a Tuesday
svsu.ag Ost iiia.
- sfrsrtlssmsut 10 another coiann'
f,rtsIs at other tosrs Mt broSnt
,-t.rt.lnnsuts have always been attractive
a. popular. All tais ons VII doaole-s
--,rr % sxc-pticn % TIE former on--
s.,sn hsre. TIE Northampton, Mss
Gtrs,,s. Ia notice % = late concert given
-tts.s conptny. SAYS "rhoss NO we're
,--...t hsari some doe masic. he best
es,csrt ~ have hai here for =, iessi i've
ts,r. as p-fhsps mach loagef. BroSn
,.n..fuAs a. "c0micsl- a. ever, And has
"a flrgoi,sn hos - draw nnsic IRON
r.aNa. Ms Bfsn-conosls mtrt D so9fAao
Voice 50 very sweet. an her stecailon
as rxqrrssiou showed much uAiarA -
a. ~ ssu a. thorough trAinin< NJ.
nlalar 49, showed great power 90 voice
ssn1s cnrclt1n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
soIITH ROyBuRY.

There has been . potato crop raised IN
South Roxbury that think worthy OF par
ticulsr mention this season. Nc. u. j.
Lov,joy raised iast ii5 bushels OF sound
po,siocs on jast 60 square rods OF land, OF
At the rate Of 90G 20 bushels 10 The acre.
Mr. Loy,j ~ IL clearing some new land Ia
the Horse Shoe Valley. The land on which
the potato crop Was raised IL . rocky
braiy knoll which Mr.. l. has set 10 apple
tress. lie trsnsplants apple trees success
fully aftsr they have commenced 10 bear
Has q nursery Of many hundreds OF sppls
trees grated NJ the root. az which he u
takiug excellrnt care. Mr.. l. does his
own grazing like many yankee farmers.
Hannts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE
RuNFoRD POINT.

"Wednesday morning . deaf and "a NJ
tramp was discovered under n. X Hatch
las barn. lie was warning himself ~ ,
IRE which b. had made sroard Q post, AID
II was barnsd mott ca Ia . short Tin,
Il voald have barned the barn. o the irs
wasn't fAr from The hay now. Such per
sons ought IN have home.
DE. W. T. Elliott. from At,lsboro. Msss.,
IL Waiting q, bis fathers.
Nina Howe Il tssehiog school on The east
slis OF Kills river.
Charles Ksnlston has moved on % G. A.
klmlall', lArm near Hanover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
WEST PERU.

Saturday. oct 1t. ., O'Clock ?. n
nre was discovered on The roof OF Thomas
Barge-.'s dwelling. bui by The timely ware
ing OF cur nsighbor. Harrison Il and The
Lslp - The base ball boys, who were uesr
By. he Ore was sxiinguishei With bat
siirht damage. which was made good The
neat DAY bY the help OF The club. boy.
will be bav.. they say. In this case men
coad 90 no better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
BRYANTs POND.

The Unlvsrsslisi circle. OF this place,
viii hold their frst meeting OF the ssrie.
for the coming winter NJ the Glen Noun
tain House Hall on Thursday, Oct i3lh,
The exercises IN begin promptly n =. n.
Masle by B,eon's orchesirs. A good time
IA expected. Come all. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
BRowNPIRLD

Brownnsld Vas well represented At the
fair AZ fryeburg.
There Il . great deal 90 sickness 10 town.
The &. l.. n. G. will NEE, with Miss
Delis Spring October sth.
sherman Morrison and Ernest frink arr
attending the Sunday School convention
a. Augusta
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

NJ Parks q Dinglsy AMI Mss
Rl.rcss Dinelsy. % Auoura, are eoarding
49, uuhrari iloase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

NJ. Nsii- Thompson. OF CAnton. ss
a, tswa over sandy. N guest OF Miss
Ntsf nlug ass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Nv ca.rls. Teansy, % Sioasaion,
n.ss. preached N srcellsni sermon a.
~. rslssrsanst charch Suntay. on er'
.s,-rs ia Rev Miss Angel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

lin Harailo King sBd wife. o. Wash
,,sisu. ID e.. AZ visiting Ills oro,her'
WIuan % Klng. EsQ Tor few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

p,-.sG nlrglsy. Eco. % The Lewiston
Jsr.ii wss a. NE liaooard House Over
SsrfV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

NJ gnsr,. 90 Skosheg,n. u visiting
=, ar ALTERS. Asa woodbarys, In This
pace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

uaov rsrhsm wsns 70 New York last
vesk
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,,,..M corson. 90 Dover, y. n. has
=. ,i.ltiae frisuis In Ills village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

nail Y,,on snd -lis ssd Maria Esion.
,p,.,f,.f. ar Al Mrs Wm. Chsse's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

v-,tE True. OF Hebron Academy. was
=, he uIi saturday.
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sbs 0xfers Elsnrosrat.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

n.as,., Chufshi Fr,.eAlns esrics sysy
.i..siiax. saliy seAoo. = 4. q e.ee.th
49, 4 CssrcA. Rev. Csro'ins Anrsl. r.sior.
49,, ssrvils ever sanliay a n "a sAbo@fh
- q ~ = N, 49,. -.
a.. ~ Brss. n...i. knsry w No., ,.s.iss |.
...--ilT Kven.nE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

V,,,k 4. Dlugisy. Esq. editor Of the
ts.l.inu lasrsai. vAs ~ Paris tilii ist
ueaE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

t.,,.lA Tls,sAsr, Esq.. Ofsaansr. Was
=, PAL. at Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-03

Meade Post G. A. R., Philadelphia,
tabled q resolution proposing q specisl re-
caption to President Cleveland on tho
occasion OF his intended visit to thst city.
The Republican State Committee OF New
York yesterday morning selected Saratoga
as the place OF meeting Tor the Republican
State Convention, and September II as the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-03
CABLE FLASHES.
X The seconds OF Ferry and those Of Boul-g
anger have decided that duel ia neces-

4. The seconds OF Ferry and those Of Boul-
anger have decided that duel is neces-
gary. AZ '.',
adTices from Malta say that there have
been two fatal cases Of cholera there, and
that foul bills OF health are being issued
to vessels departing from tho island, "a
A dispatch from Corsica says that ihe
followers OF Leandia, the Bonapsrtfst,
who were charged with rebellion against
tue authorities, have bsen acquitted. 800
a blue book on land proprietorship Of
Russian Poland has Just been issued. Il
shows that Of foreigner6 holding land in
Poland 5000 are Austrlans and 20, $40 ore
PrnssiGng. s. I. .! s3li 49,:
Bubear, tho oareman, 1t is announced I.
will go to England Immediately to prepare
for the race he has agreed to row Gsudaur
for the championship OF England. Neither
Bnbear nor Gaudaur will 20 to Australia.
w Deputy Laur, whose abatement that Gam
ersl Bonlsnger had bsen asked By nunlor-
GUS generals Of the French army to head
q monafchial coup de tat was denied hy
M. Do Casssenac,I will bring an action
sgsinas M. De Caasssnsc for libel. u AZ; "
NJ. Flourina, the French Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, has cent circular to for
eign agents regarding the Egyptian CON
vent.on. He Gays that attsr the rejection
OF the convention there was = noticeable
apirlt Of reconciliation manifested by
ENGLAND. d q = = =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-03
rnr july immigration keeepsa up the

The July immigration keeps up the
srestincresae for which the year is already
marked. This rush Of new.comera aggra-
Yates o situation which concerns every
mau, woman and child in tho country.
These months are to be fed, this rev ma
tellal is to be worked up into American
citizens and electors. By 1892 large pro
portion Of The males will be voters; some
Of them will heru1hed through sooner.
II tho American people are sane, IS we
think they sre, thayi will devise 3 way to
hold in check this human flood which,
with every awslt Of The Atlantic, leaps
ever the trail barriers Of hRlf.hearted, i'm.
potent legislative restrictiunH. Unless the
signs mialead, the people are going to de.
maad reatrietions that will restrict immi'
grafton, and an extension Of the proba.
tionary period before naturalization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-03

Nv. GLADSTONE, discussing the suspen.
sion Of Mr.. Healy, asked pertinently
whether there was to be one law Tor Eng.
land and another for Ireland, one law fol
English members and another for Irish
members. Last night Mr. Dillon had good
reason to complain that the Speaker treat.
ed him with unusual severity, calling him
TO order for words which member in
more isyor might have uttered with i'm.
punity. .3,. a.ss1.l 8, s5lilis
The concerted effort to madden Irish
members by oil sorts Of Misrepresentation,
and then to deny them a chance to de-
iend themselves in the Commons, is too
patent to deceive anybody, however the
Tories may delude Themselves into the
belief that their game Ia not detected. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-03
End OF the Black Diamond Strike.

PIrrsYuaau, August 1.-The strike at
the Black Diamond Steel Works Of Park
Bros. 4 Co., Tor recognitio n OF the knights
Of Labor, has failed, and work will be
resumed tomorrow. a large number OF
strikers have returned to work uncondi.
tionally, aud the places Of tho ring leaders,
who will not be tskon back, have been
filled by new men. The strike lasted
three weeks, and affected about 1900 men.
There il no change in the situation Of the
strike OF the Amalgamatcd Association
sgainst the two job rule. The men at the
Solar Iron Works, aud Painter & Co.'s
mill are still idle, and both sides are firm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-03
} GRAFTON QUITTING AFFnAY.
Serious Result of n Quarrel between Tw,
35H5s Railroad oIcn. lI5T'

Serious Result OF n Quarrel Between Two
Railroad DIcn. lH5W
Special Dipaieh 10 The Init!ligenctr. t.sy%s
GRAFTON, W. VA, August John
Conneru and Thomas Burke, both third
division brakomen, engaged in a quarrel
last night in front Of their boarding house,
the Palace Hotel. Words were followed
by blows, and, during the fight, Burke
was severely stabbed two or three times.
The most asrlous wound Ia on the left
side, whore long, deep cash waa cnt, al.
most reaching the heart, and, Il ID feared
woundlng the lung. After being cut,
Burke ran two squares up the hill to DR..
Warder'a residence, where he fell ex.
hausted, having bled protuasly all tho
way. The severed artery was tied and
wounded man taken back to the hotel,
whore he now lies In a critical condition.
Burke IL q young man aged about 20
years. His parents live near Ro Rlesburg
Conuers Is about 80 years Of age, Is mar.
ried and lives st Keyser. Hs was arrested
Immediately alter the aiIray and lodged in
jail 10 await the result Of Burke's in.
iuriee. 81 RI tP q tiflT 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-03

. L 4 ii,
MgApytI1F, Pa, August The eolored
Citizens Of N Northwestern Pennsylvania csle'
brated in this city to-day emancipation Of
thelf race By both England and America.
( Delegates came from all the surrounding
cities and the town and the streets were
crowded long before tho procession started
for Huidekoper Park with thousands OF
people both white and black. MANY
places Of business wers gaily decorated
With ns.ienal colots and the city generally
in holiday attire. The addresses OF vel.
come was delivered by Mayor Remis, who
was followed by Hon. J ohm r. Lynch, Of
Mississippi, and John Brown, ir.i9 Mr..
Lynch spoke at length in, the court house
this evening and the feotiyitiea closed
with grand ball at Libe:ty Hall.
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! DISSATISFIED :IRisuMEN.
Tho MuGwamps Hnvs Moro Than The

Tho Mugwamps Hnvo Moro Than Their
Share OF Offices. y
NGw BEDFORD, MAS, August 2.-It has
for some time been fumored about town
that dissatisfaction was felt among Irish
Americans at the manner in which Fed
eral oilices have bsen given out by the
Democratic party slncs it came into
power, but it was not thought to be so
strong as 1t is here, ut Fall River and else
where in this State. Indeed, the feeling
ib go strong here that in all probability a
delegation OF .Irish-Anericau voters will
be sent 10 Boston on the return Of P. "A.
Collins from Ireland to lay, before him
their claim and ask him TO use his intlu-
ence in their favor. Some go 80 lar 80 to
ssy there 10 too much dictssion by Mug.
wumpa in the distribution Of thess otiices.
They claim that they furnish two.thirds
Of the entire vote OF the Democratic party
in this city and want their snare oil Offices.
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President Gorsley on the *. OF L.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, August The Mas.
ter Mason Association of the State Of New
York met here today. In the course OF
his address Of welcome President Gorsley
said: IT bslieve that those men who
formed the knights Of Labor have made a
great mistake. Had they spent tho same
ingenuity, time and labor in forming in
surance and saving institutions they
would have accomplished vastly more for
the interest OF their families and them
selves. That story tells US that the order
is q curse to its members. 1t will, With
out doubt, soon be u thing OF the past.
Trade unions have come,to stay SO long as
they are governed by wise counsel." g